The 191 COVID-19 situation report of The Gambia for 9 November 2020 (published on the 10th November 2020) indicated that no new COVID-related deaths officially recorded. With the number still standing at 122.
At least 26 COVID-19 patients are currently in treatment or self-isolation (active cases).
Five persons were discharged from self-isolation at the sanatorium while 24 persons are in quarantine.
Meanwhile, the Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 15 new positive cases, bringing its total positive confirmed cases to 15, 735. The country registered 15,386 recoveries, 326 deaths and 22 under treatment.
The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) has dismissed as false certain information circulating across the country that schools were to reopen on Monday 8 June, 2020 in contrast to the comments of government’s spoken person last week in press release on the relaxation of state of emergency restrictions.
State House, Banjul, 28th July 2021: President Adama Barrow yesterday received General Daouda Niang, inspector general of the Senegalese Armed Forces, at the Statehouse in Banjul. General Niang was in the country to appraise the Senegalese contingent of the ECOMIG mission in The Gambia.
Journalist Fatou Touray, the CEO of the Online Kerr Fatou has reacted to an alleged indictment in which Alkamba Times reported that she and four others including two social media commentators have been charged with publishing the identity of a child whose case is before the country’s Children’s Court and for publication of proceedings before the Brikama Children’s Court.
